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The Texas Wesleyan University Rams compete as members of the Sooner Athletic Conference in NAIA Division I basketball. The school does not sponsor football. Texas Wesleyan is a private Methodist institution located in southeastern Fort Worth, Texas. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 3,000.
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| NAIA Division I (non-football) | |
| Bacone (2015) • John Brown • Mid-America Christian • Oklahoma Baptist • Oklahoma City • Saint Gregory's | |
| Science & Arts Oklahoma • Southwestern Assemblies of God • Southwestern Christian • Texas Wesleyan • Wayland Baptist |
